5-Year-Olds Are Buying ANTI-AGING Products… And Parents Are Enabling It

DISCLAIMER: The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this video belong solely to the creator and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of any mentioned entities or brands. This video contains commentary, critique, and educational analysis. All footage, images, and information used fall under Fair Use guidelines for commentary and news reporting purposes. No copyright infringement intended. Five-year-olds are buying retinol, anti-aging creams, and $60 serums and the awkward "tween phase" is officially dead. With children aged 6 to 17 spending $4.7 billion on beauty products, and Sephora's Gen Alpha customer base doubling, we have to ask: why are we forcing kids to grow up so fast? In this video, I break down the death of tween culture, the total erasure of age-appropriate spaces, the rise of Sephora kids, and how passive parenting combined with social media algorithms compressed childhood into overconsumption. Subscribe to Naya Uncut for weekly social commentary on internet trends, hype culture, and modern overconsumption. 🎯 #SephoraKids #GenAlpha #NayaUncut #TweenCulture #SocialCommentary #ChildhoodLost Tags: Sephora kids, tween culture dead, death of tween culture, kids skincare trend, Gen Alpha Sephora, children buying makeup, drunk elephant kids, kids retinol danger, passive parenting TikTok, Naya Uncut, social commentary, Sephora kids 2026, children beauty products, childhood lost, Gen Alpha overconsumption, why tween culture died, kids acting like adults